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It's called "advocating". They are advocating on either their health / legalese or on someone else's behalf. (And as someone with a rare incurable disease, I h
by adamredwoods 2y ago
It's called "advocating". They are advocating on either their health / legalese or on someone else's behalf.
(And as someone with a rare incurable disease, I had no choice but to advocate for better tests, second opinions, more information. ALWAYS get a second opinion on major life events, IMO.)